Health in Harmony - Saving Forests • Saving Lives

With the goal to educate local children about forest protection, technology, and give the opportunity to visit un-logged, amazing rainforest, ASRI Kids was born.

ASRI Kids

300 Children from the local community where Klinik ASRI is located
300 Using homeade crutches - this young boy stands amongst his friends in the village
300 Sophia - one of the founders of ASRI Kids - visiting the orangutan rehabilitation site at Tanjung Puting National Park, Central Kalimantan

ASRI Kids is the brainchild of a collaboration between Health In Harmony, Project ASRI, and a family who volunteered on site with Klinik ASRI for an entire summer. Spending time with the local kids, Lucia and Ana Sofia Amieva-Wang made friends — and realized that most of the children had never been to see the local National Park, Gunung Palung, and the orangutans that reside there, even though many of their parents were learning about the importance of forest protection from ASRI. With the goal to educate local children about forest protection, technology, and give the opportunity to visit un-logged, amazing rainforest, “ASRI Kids” was born.

Check out their website at ASRI Kids Blog, or give to the program via our website!